For an actor who's never done comedy, he has impeccable timing.

Even more fantastic was Andre Braugher's considering what Scully said and nodding in a "yeah, you get it" manner. Sexy Bossman knows when his subordinates relate, in their own pathetic little ways (though he'd never phrase it or even think of it like that).

Liked for there being at least two more seasons of B99.

YOU TAKE THAT BACK!

Keep writing! We'll read it!

I'm pretty sure the look she gave him after rescuing her was "Varrick, I'd like to add a Zhu Li onto your frame."

Take note: Kuvira’s rationale for her conquest is exactly the same as Sozin’s.

Zhu Li seems utterly enamored of Varrick, and I think she's playing this long con for both their benefits, with the added bonus of A Woman Scorned getting her revenge and loosing her frustrations on the person who so callously causes her suffering, no matter what she does for him.

Except he did perform the song at the end.

He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man! He-Man

The difference is, Sheldon doesn't even apologize! I mean, that makes it better, right?

The most disappointing thing to me is that Ray Parker, Jr. didn't cover the Laverne & Shirley theme song.

Play Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Not only will you be entertained (because it is an awesome and hilarious game) but your bar for legal authenticity will be set so low that everything will be okay!

And he sells drugs to the community!

I thought it was strange but given his character it makes total sense. Plus, I understand some women like a good fixer-upper. (So that he can go up 'er fixer.)

Or Palmer could go rewatch "Boyz II Menorah."

Yeah, bold as Bradley Hand ITC Regular. Jenny is awesome, and nobody can deny it.

"I coulda sworn I heard one of them mentioning 'ethics in gaming journalism.'"

I dunno. We never heard about these huge installations like The Triskelion or The Hub until Phase Two, even though likely these buildings were already part of SHIELD (because nobody can be convinced that they managed to erect those buildings in the course of a couple of years).

You know, I had the same thoughts when it came to 22 Jump Street. And while it may not have been the most necessary movie, it was enjoyable enough for me to merit a second viewing in theaters (only because I forgot to keep a promise, but I didn't actively wince at the idea of a second viewing in theaters).